Decimus Fate and the Butcher of Guile

By: Peter A. Flannery

Narrated by: Norman Gilligan

When two young men go missing, Fate and the Tutor find themselves caught up in a fight for survival against dark witches, mystical assassins, and subterranean terrors in the flooded sewers of Guile. Their search for the truth brings them face-to-face with the notorious Butcher of Guile. But could it be that the greatest threat comes from much closer to home?

Meanwhile, in the city of Dymhaven, Sienna Blade tries to free her friend from prison while a prominent mage is arrested and killed by Fate's greatest adversary, the dark sorcerer known as Oruthian Bohr. Is this a one-off attack or just the beginning of a plot to unleash the horrors of the demonic realm?

©2021 Peter A. Flannery (P)2022 Cherry Hill Publishing

Can't wait for the third!

Flannery set the stage for a great series, I am looking forward to what's next.

Great story

The story and characters are great with a top notch performance. IF POSSIBLE I WOULD GIVE THE STORY 3.8 It's not a 3 but it is also not a solid 4. It could be a solid 5. Everything is there for this to be an epic display of fantasy fiction but it reads and listens like a novella based off a main story line. All that to say, it is worth a spare credit if you have one as is the first book however I would suggest going a cheaper digital paper route.

Decimus changed

Great series but the narrator was not consistent with Fate's voice and inflections from book 1. Don't get me wrong, he is great overall but the confident, assertive Fate is dulled down significantly in book 2. Others I know who have listened to both noticed this too.